Most DAO "governance" today is token-weighted voting: one coin, one vote, so whoever holds the most decides. No wonder people at Devcon asked whether DAOs are dead.
Humanode starts from a different primitive. Its chain is built around verified unique humans: each validator node is tied to one person through private biometric verification, so Sybil resistance comes from identity, not capital. That opens a design space token voting can't reach: one human, one vote, quorums whales can't buy, delegation that maps to real people.
The hard part is adoption. This only matters if DAOs actually plug into it and the biometric layer stays private and spoof-resistant at scale. That's what I'll watch, more than the chart.
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Humanode's @tech_mingler gives the @EFDevcon speech on web3 governance failures and what's next in DAOs.
The vibe on the conference was "Aren't DAOs dead?" meanwhile we did not have any DAOs beyond token'weighted ones.
https://t.co/C6GZ4KcpBt
1. I didn't create this dynamic
2. This was a rigorous study
3. Why do folks flush this knowledge every couple of minutes?
4. We have to act with this knowledge, not cosplay otherwise.
@owocki@greenpillnet Ont forget about decidim running 10s of millions direct democracy participatory budgeting yearly in Barcelona and many other cities all over the world!
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